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Sunday, June 22, 2008	The unveiling of Geranium Kate Kate Sessions, the woman considered the grande dame of Balboa Park gardening, has a new flower named in her honor. It will be formally introduced to San Diego today from 11am-3pm at the Marston House (Seventh & Upas) north of Balboa Park.
Saturday, June 21, 2008	Congratulations, boyz San Diegans John Gerard and Howard Moore were married yesterday, (Friday, June 20th) at the County Administration Building while surrounded by friends. “We are very proud to be a part of this historic time in our community’s and state’s step toward true, honest equality and personal choice.” Please send your wedding photo to share.
Friday, June 20, 2008	“Stephen Whitburn is the neighborhood choice for District Three. I know Stephen will stand up to the developers who have too much clout at City Hall. Stephen Whitburn will work to make sure neighborhoods have a greater say in city government.” — Former candidate/councilman John (“got myself in a pickle”) Hartley
Thursday, June 19, 2008	“The (San Diego County Clerk’s Office) is still exploring possible ways to accommodate your religious concerns, but you should realize that it will be impossible for you to remain in your current assignment.” — Greg Smith’s email to employees in his June 5th e-mail
Wednesday, June 18, 2008	That’s now MRS Dyke to you....
Tuesday, June 17, 2008	Please share your wedding photo... Congratulations to Bob Grinchuk and Reuel Olin who married this afternoon. The newlyweds, together for 35T years, were finally allowed to make their relationship legal and did so on the first day it was possible in San Diego County. Reuel and Bob are the proud owners of The Wine Lover at 3968 Fifth Avenue — a great place to toast nuptials happening all over the state.
Monday, June 16, 2008	Kate Kendell: I asked Phyllis Lyon and Del Martin what they planned to do after their wedding, and they said they wanted to have their party and then rest. They planned to play cards, read, watch the news and attend a wedding of close friends. In other words, they planned to live just as they did yesterday, last week, last month and last year. They planned to enjoy the extraordinariness of ordinary love, the comfort of sitting next to the person you love most in the world. Phyllis and Del have been sitting side by side for 55 years. Now, they will wake up and their love will be the same – extraordinary and ordinary all at the same time – but they will be married, a gift and a fundamental right they never thought they would live to see.

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